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What is the maximal amount of information an electromagnetic wave can transmit (per time unit)? Let's define information as the english language .

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What programming paradigm does the brain use? Is it "spaghetti code" or more like "event driven"?

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If I place perfectly round and even pebbles on a perfectly flat plane in a grid formation, are the pebbles going to move or will they stay forever that way?

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Has the string theory contributed directly to something that is practically used today?

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Did the TV show 'Breaking Bad' contribute to the promotion and usage increase of Methamphetamine (Crystal Meth)?

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Does a computer exist, that can be compared to Asimov's Multivac? If not, how much work is there to be done?

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If we tried to create an artificial black hole on earth, how far would we get?

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Were complex numbers discovered, or were they introduced to prevent contradictions?

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Is it possible to intercept the "data stream" between eyes and brain, and thus get an idea of the encoding of visual information?

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Are there objects in our solar system, so flat that you could orbit them at a very small distance?

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What is the maximal amount of information an electromagnetic wave can transmit (per time unit)? Let's define information as the english language .	1	askscience
What programming paradigm does the brain use? Is it "spaghetti code" or more like "event driven"?	1	askscience
If I place perfectly round and even pebbles on a perfectly flat plane in a grid formation, are the pebbles going to move or will they stay forever that way?	1	askscience
Has the string theory contributed directly to something that is practically used today?	1	askscience
Did the TV show 'Breaking Bad' contribute to the promotion and usage increase of Methamphetamine (Crystal Meth)?	1	askscience
Does a computer exist, that can be compared to Asimov's Multivac? If not, how much work is there to be done?	1	askscience
If we tried to create an artificial black hole on earth, how far would we get?	1	askscience
Were complex numbers discovered, or were they introduced to prevent contradictions?	1	askscience
Is it possible to intercept the "data stream" between eyes and brain, and thus get an idea of the encoding of visual information?	1	askscience
Are there objects in our solar system, so flat that you could orbit them at a very small distance?	1	askscience